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Great Teacher Award recipients mold minds and inspire students
Great Teacher Award honorees Shohreh Amini, professor of neuroscience and biology, and Sarah Bass, associate professor of public health, are among a dozen outstanding Temple faculty who will be recognized at tomorrow's Faculty Awards Luncheon.
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Alumni return to heart of Main Campus for Street Fair
On Saturday, Liacouras and Polett walks were transformed into a family festival, with sports clinics, children's games, a moon bounce, Skee-ball, face painting and a video-game station. The activities were part of a successful Alumni Weekend that brought graduates from around the nation back to Temple.
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Students can get general information for researching and planning a semester, year or summer abroad in Oceania, including Temple and external program options, application procedures, finances, travel essentials and more. |
Noon-12:50 p.m. Tuttleman Learning Center, room 200. |
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Free, rapid, walk-in HIV testing for students with valid OWLcard. |
Noon-4 p.m. 1810 Liacouras Walk, fourth floor, Student Health Services. |
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Temple's Computer Recycling Center is collecting and redistributing surplus office supplies. Administrators, faculty and staff can shop for free supplies or donate items. For more information, contact reuse@temple.edu. |
2-4 p.m. TECH Center, room 301. |
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Michael Devita, an investor involved in the Bernie Madoff scandal, will address the financial, legal and moral implications of Madoff's crimes. The session will also offer information on 2012 summer programs. Two lucky students will be selected from raffle entries submitted during last week's Spring Fling to win an iPad. |
3-4 p.m. Tuttleman Learning Center, room 103. |
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The GCDL is a four-course, 12-credit graduate certificate program that provides an opportunity for faculty, teachers, administrators, diversity trainers, human relations professionals and community leaders to acquire advanced skills, knowledge and strategies to implement diversity-oriented pedagogy, programs, practices and policies. Temple employees receiving tuition benefits can participate in this program free-of-charge. |
4-5 p.m. Conwell Hall, suite 303. |
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Both performances will take place in Presser Hall, Klein Recital Hall. |
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Teams of two can make their way to a final destination by hunting for clues and solving puzzles. Winning adventurers can win 100 Diamond Dollars and the championship title. |
4-6:30 p.m. Howard Gittis Student Center, atrium. |
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Hosted by Vice Provost for the Arts Student Advisory Committee, featuring performances, installations and exhibitions from Art History, Architecture, Dance, Film, Fine Art, Graphic Design and Music. |
4-7 p.m. Tyler School of Art, atrium. |
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Phil Holtje, program director at the Holocaust Awareness Museum and Education Center in Northeast Philadelphia, will discuss the commemoration of genocide in popular advocacy music and film. |
5-6:30 p.m. Tuttleman Learning Center, room 300B. |
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The Philadelphia Mural Arts Program is currently hosting world-famous Dutch artists Jeroen Koolhaas and Dre Urhahn, the duo known as Haas&Hahn, for a year-long artist residency to create their first permanent art installations in North America, Philly Painting. Mural Arts Program Executive Director Jane Golden and Dre Urhahn will discuss this exciting new project and their respective experience with community-based public art. |
6-8 p.m. Paley Library, lecture hall. |
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The Distance Learning Program will host a faculty teaching Summer I online/blended courses to review Wimba Live Classroom and Voice Tools' features. |
7-8 p.m. Online. |
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Jeffrey Cornelius, Rollo Dilworth and John Sall, conductors. |
7:30-9:30 p.m. Mitten Hall, Great Court. |
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